• Beth Aldrich is a wife and working mother of three sons.

• She owns her own creative production company, In Her Shoes, LLC established in early 2003. The first product to be introduced early 2004 is the show FHI; For Her Information™.

• Beth has over 12 years of on-camera experience, including the lead role in all of Delta Airline's on-board videos for 5 years, numerous commercials and industrials and is an active SAG member.

• Beth has a BA in Journalism, interned with a morning talk show at an ABC affiliate station in Virginia, studied Improv at the Second City Training Center, trained in acting, scene study and on-camera technique at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta and at Act One in Chicago.

• Beth Aldrich qualified for and ran the 2000 Boston Marathon with a Personal Best time, and has even mentored and trained 40 runners TO COMPLETE their own first marathon.

• Beth actively supports organizations that represent her passion for environmental preservation such as The Organic Consumer's Association, The Jane Goodall Institute, the World Wildlife Fund and the World Wildlife Foundation.

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PBS TV Series "For Her Information" Launches Online Magazine
(CHICAGO, IL August 2, 2007)

FHI Online magazine offers conscious-minded women timely information, ideas and solutions for a slice of "her" everyday. Founded in 2003 by "mompreneur" Beth Aldrich, For Her Information Media has grown from a local cable TV series to a PBS series airing in 60 markets, an Online Radio Show and a publication for savvy, conscious-minded women. Following her efforts on the environmental Cool Globes Lakefront project in Chicago, Aldrich decided to lead the pack and go GREEN by shifting gears and publishing completely online.
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Chicago’s latest lakefront art exhibit premieres June 1st with an environmental message
by Laura Bollin
Community Editor

First cows, then couches and now cool globes? Chicago has another installment of street art coming to the downtown area this summer. The city started the decorated statues trend with Cows on Parade in 1999 then moved to sofas and chairs in 2001 with Suite Home Chicago, and will unveil its latest campaign on June 1 on the Field Museum campus. The new initiative is called "Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planet." Read more!